De Silva and Mendis turn the tide
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Dhananjaya de Silva answered his critics with the bat and Kusal Mendis led from the front as Sri Lanka hauled themselves off the ropes to leave Pakistan toiling on the third day of the opening Test in Rawalpindi. The former captain and his.
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- —Dhananjaya de Silva answered his critics with the bat and Kusal Mendis led from the front as Sri Lanka hauled themselves off the ropes to leave Pakistan toiling on the third day of the opening Test in Rawalpindi.
- —The former captain and his successor struck unbeaten centuries in an unbroken fifth wicket stand of 249, [].
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